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The big idea
A longer life works best as a multi-stage journey with repeated learning, transitions, exploration and reinvention.
In brief: Longevity planning must manage both money and the intangible assets that make life worth living.
The goal: make a 100-year life financially and emotionally viableAbout the book
Lynda Gratton and Andrew J. Scott show how century-long lives disrupt the traditional three-stage sequence of education, work and retirement.
Financing more years matters, but intangible assets—health, skills, relationships and adaptability—matter just as much.
Four ideas to remember
Finance
Fund the yearsSave and plan for a life that may extend far beyond old retirement assumptions.
Time changes the equation.Learn
Renew skillsReturn to education and build knowledge across multiple careers.
Skills need maintenance.Transform
Navigate transitionsDevelop the self-knowledge and networks needed for new chapters.
Adaptability is an asset.Connect
Protect relationshipsInvest in family, friends and communities that sustain a long life.
Relationships cannot be rushed.The Longevity Academy
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